Now watching TV content online has become easier thanks to a newly launched websites. Broadband services users can now watch TV content online using their broadband connection with the help of this websites.
This new website is launched by Arqiva. The SeeSaw platform on which it’s based on has over 3000 hours of TV content that can be viewed online. It has content from BBC, Channel 4 and Five. It also has archived episodes from sitcoms like The Apprentice, Shameless and Hustle. It also features content from series like Doctor Who and The Young Guns.
The SeeSaw idea was created by Rudd Studio. They claim to offer best of British programming with mix of international content. The company recently launched a 5 million pound advertising campaign with the help of an advertising agency to launch the brand.
This online content service is ideally suited for digital TV subscribers who wish to have more on demand services. The controller of Seesaw, John Keeling, said that their website would be the tip of the iceberg. He said that this service reminds him of his days as Sky, where multi channel TV was just picking up and you would be finding satellite dishes installed everywhere.
This website’s launch has come within days after Virgin Media announced its plans to add new channels to their digital TV platform. Virgin Media would be adding high definition content from channels such as Eurosport and Discovery.
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Monday, April 19, 2010
The stark reality and the big Aim
The Federal Communications Commission , in the first ever test conducted of broadband efficiency in the country found that around one third of population of America doesn’t have any access to broadband services and this it cited as the biggest infrastructural challenge of today’s times.
To make amends, it has submitted the pan to the Congress by which it seeks to provide each and every American broadband service by 2020. The another most optimistic part about this project is that the speed it seeks to provide to the 100+ million population of the country is nothing less than 100mbps. Compare this against the sober speed of 4mega bytes per second and you will realize the gravity of what I am saying or trying to say.
Apparently, the Federal Communication Commission was quite taken aback at the results and thus made a promise to itself and the country of providing every American an access to Broadband service and high speed internet. According to it a service cannot be called as a common medium for communication when it doesn’t cover a substantial portion of the population, 1/3 in the present case.
Federal Communication Commission believes that a high speed and efficient broadband is required for the overall development of the economy and virtually there is no sector or domain that doesn’t require its services. But for some, the statement and the plans by the FCC are a bit too exaggerated and they feel that in addition to broadband or the lack of it, there are other reasons as well for the underperformance of some sectors.
To make amends, it has submitted the pan to the Congress by which it seeks to provide each and every American broadband service by 2020. The another most optimistic part about this project is that the speed it seeks to provide to the 100+ million population of the country is nothing less than 100mbps. Compare this against the sober speed of 4mega bytes per second and you will realize the gravity of what I am saying or trying to say.
Apparently, the Federal Communication Commission was quite taken aback at the results and thus made a promise to itself and the country of providing every American an access to Broadband service and high speed internet. According to it a service cannot be called as a common medium for communication when it doesn’t cover a substantial portion of the population, 1/3 in the present case.
Federal Communication Commission believes that a high speed and efficient broadband is required for the overall development of the economy and virtually there is no sector or domain that doesn’t require its services. But for some, the statement and the plans by the FCC are a bit too exaggerated and they feel that in addition to broadband or the lack of it, there are other reasons as well for the underperformance of some sectors.
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Cost effective broadband packages by iiNet
Here is some good news for the small business operators in the country. The company that provides major IT services in the country, iiNet, has announced its plans to come up with a plethora of services, all bundled together as per the whims of the customers and at very low rates.
The package will include such broadband services such as high speed internet, voice over IP telephony, phone, web hosting, domain name registration, loads of online storage capacity, IP addresses which are static in nature and a voucher from Google Ad sense. Yes…apparently the company seeks to provide all these services to small and medium business enterprises at cheap rates so that they come at par with bigger corporations when it comes to the use of technology for day to day business operations.
Initially, three packages are being introduced, but a higher level of customization can be achieved as well. The starting range is at $249 per month where in you get such facilities as ADSL2+100GB of data. The service supports staff strength of 1-8 staff. Basic online installation and set up for the client is done by iiNET and in addition to all of this, the customer also gets $75 worth free talk time, static IP address, one voice over IP line and 1GB web storage.
The other two packages are priced at $349 and $549 per month and provide almost the same services as the package 1, except some differences in magnitude.
The package will include such broadband services such as high speed internet, voice over IP telephony, phone, web hosting, domain name registration, loads of online storage capacity, IP addresses which are static in nature and a voucher from Google Ad sense. Yes…apparently the company seeks to provide all these services to small and medium business enterprises at cheap rates so that they come at par with bigger corporations when it comes to the use of technology for day to day business operations.
Initially, three packages are being introduced, but a higher level of customization can be achieved as well. The starting range is at $249 per month where in you get such facilities as ADSL2+100GB of data. The service supports staff strength of 1-8 staff. Basic online installation and set up for the client is done by iiNET and in addition to all of this, the customer also gets $75 worth free talk time, static IP address, one voice over IP line and 1GB web storage.
The other two packages are priced at $349 and $549 per month and provide almost the same services as the package 1, except some differences in magnitude.
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Friday, March 12, 2010
BT ready to share tunnels with rivals
BT has always been in the news for its issues and its latest products, so now they are in news for their allowance to their rivals to use3 their underground ducts and infrastructure. This one move could possibly boost the development of the high speed broadband network which BT has been working on for a very long time.
BT wants its rivals to use their tunnels so that all the other service providers also allow such moves and the task of spreading fibre optic superfast broadband all over UK. If the companies will try to lay their own tunnels then it will become a very expensive affair.
Other companies like Talk Talk, Tories and BSkyB have agreed to this move and they are in hand with BT to spread super fast internet. Shadow Minister for culture, sports and media, Jeremy Hunt said that if the conservatives will get elected this year then they would want to break BT’s monopoly of providing broadband in UK with a speed of 100mbps.
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BT wants its rivals to use their tunnels so that all the other service providers also allow such moves and the task of spreading fibre optic superfast broadband all over UK. If the companies will try to lay their own tunnels then it will become a very expensive affair.
Other companies like Talk Talk, Tories and BSkyB have agreed to this move and they are in hand with BT to spread super fast internet. Shadow Minister for culture, sports and media, Jeremy Hunt said that if the conservatives will get elected this year then they would want to break BT’s monopoly of providing broadband in UK with a speed of 100mbps.
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Monday, February 8, 2010
Globe aims 1.3 million broadband subscribers in 2010
Globe Telecom Inc., Philippines' second-largest telecommunications group aims to increase its broadband subscribers to 1.3 million in 2010. Previously the company had 715,000 subscribers in 2009. The company expects that there would be a rise in the overall broadband subscribers of the country about four million to five million in 2010, which was2.5 million in 2009.
Globe had about 484,000 new broadband subscribers in 2009 out of which 198,000 were added in the fourth quarter alone.
The company would focus on fixed wireless and prepaid, nomadic segments to achieve the growth target.
Plusnet broadband is one of the leading broadband provider in UK and area. You can get up to 20 Mb speed and 20 GB download with Plusnet broadband. Plusnet broadband packages available on offers at broadbandpackages.co.uk.
Company's main income driver is the mobile phone services and it expects industry revenue growth at a low to mid single-digit level in the same. This would be in line with the broad economy, which is projected to expand between 2.5% and 5.0% this year.
Globe seems to be very clear about it’s objectives and it would be really interesting to see if the company is able to achieve the same!
Globe had about 484,000 new broadband subscribers in 2009 out of which 198,000 were added in the fourth quarter alone.
The company would focus on fixed wireless and prepaid, nomadic segments to achieve the growth target.
Plusnet broadband is one of the leading broadband provider in UK and area. You can get up to 20 Mb speed and 20 GB download with Plusnet broadband. Plusnet broadband packages available on offers at broadbandpackages.co.uk.
Company's main income driver is the mobile phone services and it expects industry revenue growth at a low to mid single-digit level in the same. This would be in line with the broad economy, which is projected to expand between 2.5% and 5.0% this year.
Globe seems to be very clear about it’s objectives and it would be really interesting to see if the company is able to achieve the same!
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Orange named as the best and most reliable mobile broadband provider
Thanks to the customer service and reliability, broadband service provider Orange has been named the UK’s best mobile broadband provider by customers in an independent survey. The survey was conducted by an independent research firm YouGov, and the mobile operator captured the top spot in a majority of categories.
Orange was also awarded as the best mobile broadband services provider in the similar survey carried out by YouGov last year. As per the recent survey conducted during January, 2,037 of the 4,944 people polled by research firm YouGov said they used mobile broadband and Orange was voted best in nine out of 15 categories in which mobile broadband providers were evaluated.
BT is one of the leading broadband service provider in UK who also offers BT business broadband which includes fiber optic cable connection for small business with up to 40 Mb speed and Wi-fi connection.
This win is a result of company’s key focus on network quality & prompt customer service and the company should build on these to ensure that the customers are constantly benefited from the services offered!
Orange was also awarded as the best mobile broadband services provider in the similar survey carried out by YouGov last year. As per the recent survey conducted during January, 2,037 of the 4,944 people polled by research firm YouGov said they used mobile broadband and Orange was voted best in nine out of 15 categories in which mobile broadband providers were evaluated.
BT is one of the leading broadband service provider in UK who also offers BT business broadband which includes fiber optic cable connection for small business with up to 40 Mb speed and Wi-fi connection.
This win is a result of company’s key focus on network quality & prompt customer service and the company should build on these to ensure that the customers are constantly benefited from the services offered!
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